>
> I just bought some records and though to share my opinions.
>
> MC Solaar: Paradisiaque (Polydor)
>
> I've been anticipating quite much to get this, but now it feels a bit of a
> letdown. I mean, it's not bad or nothing but at least hasn't yet satisfied
> me the way Prose Combat does. I hope it grows on slowly or sumpthin'.
>
> Kruder & Dorfmeister: G-Stoned (G-Stone)
>
> You all know this. I'm in my 7th heaven to finally get this on vinyl.
>
> Akhenaton: J'ai pas de face (DeLabel)
>
> French hip hop, and very good. I heard there's a long player out by the
> same artist. Do you know any more?
>
> The Roots: Organix (Remedy)
>
> This one I bought because of the recommendations from the list. Yesterday
> when I was listening to this I though "wow, actually, rap is as suitable to
> jazz as piano or bass or saxophone". And not just jazz, I mean, this one
> truly rocks the block in every possible manner. By the way, who is the
> female MC in The Session?
>
> Midfield General: Devil In Sports Casual (Skint)
>
> O h s h i t . Like, I mean, what can you say about a record like this?
> This is da bomb. This is energy purified. This is
> Prodigy to the nth
> degree. This feels like a revolution to me. I have heard next to none Skint
> releases before this and, well, shit, I'm speechless. Every goddamn head
> should be heading out to get this like now. I'm raving about this and with
> a good reason (for once).
>
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> * KWQ/2 1.2i NR * "White man's got a god complex."
>